Social notes from Newberg and vicinity
Miss Lorena Keeney and the Gustin sisters visited in Newberg. Mrs. Quittenbaum hosted guests from Sherwood. Ethel Clark of Boise and C. E. Moore from Portland spent Sunday with local residents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sawyer hosted C. E. Moore and B. S. Cook from Portland. Mrs. M. Bristow returned home after weeks in Middleton. Mrs. S. Sanpolis returned from Louisville to her parents in Newberg. Christian Endeavor plans union services for Sunday evening. Mrs. C. C. Farrand visiting as she prepares to move to Great Falls Montana with the Dean family planning to relocate temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Keeney
Newberg
Ona
Esther Gustin
F. Quittenbaum
Henke
Buthold
Sherwood
Ethel Clark
Boise
Idaho
C. E. Moore
Portland
Jack Sawyer
B.S. Cook
McClure
R. Bristow
M. Bristow
Middleton
S. Sanpolis
Mrs. Pilcher
Louisville
Kentucky
Christian Endeavor
C. C. Farrand
Tacoma
A. H. Dean
Great Falls
Montana
Montana, Which Will Be Her Home For A Few Years. Mr. Farrand
Montana Territory
Dean
Rev. McClure
Don'ts for Jelly Making and Preventing Cloudy Jelly
Practical guidance on avoiding soft jelly, tough jelly, and sugar crystals in jelly. Warnings include correct sugar balance, proper boiling duration after jellying, careful juice concentration, and methods to prevent cloudiness. Also directs readers to request Farmers Bulletin 853 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for clear jelly making advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bulletin
Division of Publications
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Local residents mix travel news and Red Cross drive
Mesdames Ralph Gill and Claude Fairbank spent a day in Portland the first of the week. John Sanders and family return to Fernwood living in the Doak Parrish house. Mr. Bryant plans to return to Toledo Tuesday. Misses Della Elva and Freda Parrish went to Portland Saturday with Elva returning the same day. Mr. Loomis of Kansas visits daughter Mrs. Chas Bristow on Parr ett Mountain. Mrs. Bristow may join him for a return visit to her old home. Red Cross registration urged. cards available at Mrs. H. C. Ross’s home, registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Ralph Gill
Claude Fairbank
Portland
John Sanders
Fernwood
Doak Parrish
Bryant
Toledo
Della
Elva
Freda Parrish
Freda
Mr. Loomis
Kansas
Mrs
Chas. Bristow
Parrett Mountain
Mrs. Bristow
Marital Transfers and Local Trade Notice
Essie Vern Brooks transfers to Gale Kent McDaniel and Beatrice Glover Evans to Fred Joseph Silva. Cora B. Near to Claud M. Ovi att and Anna Thompson to Arthur Hinschel Robinson. Jennie Grace Sitton to Lau rence Hugh Kuykendall. Ila Marie Faulconer to Archie Norwood Branson. Heating stoves refined or overhauled by C J Clemenson tinner at 501 First et 401f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Vern Brooks
Gale Kent McDaniel
Beatrice Glover Evans
Fred Joseph Silva
Cora B. Near
Claud M. Ovi
Anna Thompson
Arthur Hinschel Robinson
Jennie Grace Sitton
Laurence Hugh Kuykendall
Ila Marie Faulconer
Archie Norwood Branson
C. J. Clemenson
Tinner
Real Estate Transfers Document Local Bank to Kaschko and Others
First National Bank of Newberg transfers to Michael and Jewlie Kaschko on multiple parcels in Hobson's Fruit Land Sub with $10. Arch ie A Brown and wife sell 79.80 acres to Gus Johnson for $10. Several deeds list transfers between Alderson Fletcher Luella Foster and others for 10 acres and other parcels with prices from $1 to $850. Transfers involve JC Colcord to C H Stall and wife in Central Add Newberg for $50 and many other exchanges totaling tens of acres with token sums. Numerous other grants show parcels ranging from 1 to 131 acres with prices from $1 to $9498.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Newto Michael
Jewlie Kaschko
Hobson’s Fruit Land
JC Colcord
C H Stall
Central
Newberg
Almon S Fletcher
L J Hershberger
S F Lowe
Edna Maud Hesse
Frank C Hesse
Haley
Michael Kaschko
L Bk
Wise and Foolish Voices on the Worth of Work
The saying notes that the wise prove and the foolish confess that a life of employment is the life worth leading, as Paley reflects on human purpose and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paley
Administrator's Notice from Oregon County
Notice states within six months from the date this notice, an administrator will act on behalf of the estate. Dated this 6th day of September. Names appear as Adambessee Pie Hnean and Clarence Fint isos. Last issue noted October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Oregon
Reserve District No 12 Bank Report Attewberg Oregon 1917
Report of condition for United States National Bank Attewberg Oregon as of September 11 1917 shows loans overdrafts bonds and other assets including Liberty Bonds and certificates. Liabilities include capital stock undivided profits and circulating notes with various deposits and unpaid dividends noted. statement signed by notary public Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States National Bank
Attewberg
Oregon
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W. W. Hollingsworth Company
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Herve Deawa
Eee Butt
C. R. Chapin
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van Valin
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DR. A. M. Davis
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H. M. Massey
P. F. Hawkins
First National Bank
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians and Surgeons
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Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
White
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Blue
Brown
Sarah E. Smith
E. E. Daniels
R. Morris House
Red Cross
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Charles F Best
Archie A Brown
Gus Johnson
Skelton Ransdell
Mary E Kelley
Husb
Crescenzo Paolo
S J Madson
IC Morris
Wism
David Ramsey
Sarah J Mitchell
Henry Gant
Itha Sawyer
Reuben Gant
Mary E Nesbit
Deskins
W Nelson
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Fred’k Bunn
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J C Colcord
Hurley & Sarges
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Arthur W
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Chas E'Smith
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F Spencer
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Hades
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Steve
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Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
WSTEM
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C. K. Spaulding Logging CO
Lone Fir Dairy
Dairy and Food Commissioner
C. H. Schunter
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